Best Place to Sell The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #32

Publisher: Marvel, 1977

About The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #32

Daughters of the Dragon begin. Malcolm McN cover. Rudy Nebres frontispiece. Marshall Rogers, Joe Staton, and Sonny Trinidad art.

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COVER DETAILS

Pencils: Malcolm McNeill [as "Malcolm McN"] (painted)

Inks: Malcolm McNeill [as "Malcolm McN"] (painted)

Colors: Malcolm McNeill [as "Malcolm McN"] (painted)

Letters: typeset

Notes: The cover art is misattributed to Rudy Nebres in the Daughters of the Dragons: Deadly Hands Special.

STORY DETAILS

(8 Stories)

Title: Iron Fist

Pages: 1.000

Pencils: Rudy Nebres

Inks: Rudy Nebres

Letters: Rudy Nebres

Notes: Frontispiece

Title: Daughters of the Dragon

Characters: Misty Knight; Colleen Wing; Chung (villain; intro)

Synopsis: Colleen's grandfather, Kenji Ozawa, is killed by agents of Emil Vachon. The duo travel to Hong Kong to find Vachon and battle the minions of Vachon's lieutenant, Chung. They discover that Vachon is a major gun-dealer and blow up an arms shipment. But, they are knocked out by the explosion and captured by Chung.

Pages: 21.000

Script: Chris Claremont

Pencils: Marshall Rogers

Inks: Marshall Rogers

Letters: Marshall Rogers (title, sound effects); Irving Watanabe

Notes: Previous indexer listed the title as "[The Giri of Colleen Wing] (Part 1)." The lettering in this story is misattributed to John Morelli in the Daughters of the Dragon: Deadly Hands Special. The story is titled "Daughters of the Dragon", which is the first time this phrase is used, but the pair are not explicitly called that in the story.

Title: The Tiger-Sons Must Die!

Characters: White Tiger; Shang-Chi; Iron Fist; Jack of Hearts; Harmony Killdragon (introduction, villain)

Pages: 18.000

Script: Bill Mantlo

Pencils: Joe Staton

Inks: Sonny Trinidad (inks); Michele Robinson [as Michele Brand] (tones)

Letters: Jim Novak (page 40 title); Karen Mantlo

Notes: Last Sons of the Tiger story in DHOKF. Bill Mantlo's comments on the series can be found in the letters page of The Spectacular Spider-Man #13, December 1977.

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